> Those jobs go to anyone, anywhere. I live in a very small (not USA) city classified as 'rural and remote'. There is no local opportunity to do the sort of wo

> Those jobs go to anyone, anywhere. I live in a very small (not USA) city classified as 'rural and remote'. There is no local opportunity to do the sort of work I'm interested in, so for a few years I just didn't (obviously not USA :) WFH allows me to participate. For some years, it was a complicating liability, and I had to gently massage potential employers to seriously consider a fully remote config. But this year when hunting I found my years of remote experience recognised and valued.